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This page appears to define phonetic complements as determinatives. Must rework. -Ben 17:47, 1 Feb 2005 (UTC) Not as determinatives, but it's not clear...

with the NATO Phonetic Alphabet may have confused you regarding reliable sourcing for the NATO Phonetic Alphabet. Also, the NATO Phonetic Alphabet is an...

and [ u ]. I do not believe that, in RP, the length marked with ː is a phonetic reality (both vowels are noticeably shorter than diphthongs, and not appreciably...

phonetic). In 杯 bei1 cup, the 木 mu4 'wood; tree' element hardly contains 'the meaning' of the compound. Indeed, it serves to complement the phonetic 不...

just don't do it with verb morphology... we do it with adverbs, modals, complement-taking predicates, etc etc etc. If a language is supposed to be "the world's...

the story, and puts the series in a very bad light. Might I suggest complementing that review with a positive review, also?70.182.250.209 (talk) 03:55...

doesn't show the Egyptian heart-and-lungs accurately. (2) nfr with phonetic complements may mean 'good' but nfrw (a plural) means 'beauty'. With other determinatives...

first syllable anyway. But at the same time, it doesn't seem safe to use phonetic transcription whose appearance precludes the possibility of minimal pairs...

think, though, that this article is intended to be mainly focused on the phonetic aspects of the sound rather than phonemic discussions. I suggest moving...

fact that the verb "expect" can be either an ECM verb which takes an IP-complement (She expected him to do that) or a subject-control verb (She expected...

I'm a bit confused by the notation here. Is it possible to use standard phonetic symbols? Also a bit confused by the comment about scottish and american...

would nicely complement the verbal descriptions, especially for people who aren't good with visualization, and don't know technical phonetic terms. Second...

following passage: swt, "reed" - the t is the phonetic complement. How is the t a phonetic complement? reads sw, not swt in the first place. The t is...

true one-to-one correspondence --i.e., you'll have a system of imperfect phonetic notation, but not of accurate transcription (this is especially obvious...

is sometimes to be read Baʿlu is indicated by the addition of the phonetic complement-lu, as well as by the names like Mut dIm written syllabically .....

(UTC) Its a spelling mistake I presume Compliment – statement of praise Complement - something that completes or perfects something else I have corrected...

Devanagari as a phonetic aid, then somewhere in the article it should say "Urdu is sometimes also written in Devanagari as a phonetic aid". --Ptcamn 19:14...

little or nothing in language that is "free". It simply means free of the phonetic environment, i.e. the allophones are not in a rigid complimentary distribution...

character to indicate the pronunciation, called a phonetic. However, such phonetic elements complement the logographic elements, rather than vice versa...

should the title of that column be "Phonetic"? If this is not what you're suggesting, then putting the phonetic below the letter would be quite easy...